The Home and Garden Spas KBR631DXG0 Owner's Manual

Owner’sGuide Book

Clean the vinyl with approved, non-alcohol based cleaner. Alcohol based vinyl cleaners will break down the vinyl and stitching over time.Use only app

1. Rearrange or relocate the receiving antenna;2. Increase the separation between equipment and receiver;3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on

Site SelectionChoosing a LocationProper placement of your spa is key not only to enjoying it, but also taking care of it. Whether you choose to place

Site SelectionIf you choose to place your spa on a deck, ask a licensed contractor or engineer to determine the deck’s maximum load bearing capacity.

AVOID THE RISK OF ELECTROCUTION.A               N E

NFPA/70 and in compliance with Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.. is might be used as a shut o switch, which must be installed so that it is accessib

220V InstallationI        , please call HOME & GARDEN SPAS Technical Assistance prior to sta

To allow the 220V GFCI to function properly, connect the white Neutral wire from the spa to the Neutral terminal on the GFCI breaker, not the Neutral

Getting StartedFor replacement parts or service, please call HOME & GARDEN SPAS Technical Assistance at (877) 722-4097. Factory trained technica

Getting Startedopen the valve and inward to close the valve. Aer attaching a water hose to the drain valve, pull the valve gently outward 1 1/2”, re

2For technical assistance or warranty service requests, please call a technical support representative at 877-722-4097. Factory trained technical sup

Getting Startede slice valves should always be locked in the “up” position when power is applied to the spa. If the spa is allowed to operate when t

Getting Startedrisk of drowning. Keep hair, clothing and children away from the suction drains when using the spa. Do not use the spa if they need t

Preparing the Spa for UseYour new Home & Garden Spa has been put through rigorous testing during the manufacturing process. It is not uncommon th

Getting StartedPlace a garden hose into the empty ltration canister and turn the water on. Water will begin lling the low lying plumbing lines insi

Topside ControlsWhen you receive your new Laguna Bay Spa, it will arrive with factory programmed settings with the clock set to Eastern Standard Time,

Spa ControlsPump 1 Button:Pump 1 is a two speed pump. Press this button once to turn the pump on Low Speed. e pump 1 “LOW” icon will be displayed o

Topside ControlsUp and Down Buttons:e “UP” arrow button and the “DOWN” arrow button allow you to increase and decrease the water temperature. e LED

Topside ControlsWhen you receive your new Laguna Bay Spa, it will arrive with factory programmed settings with the clock set to Eastern Standard Time,

Topside ControlsProgramming the Water Temperature Adjustment Allowancee LED will display “Adj”. Use the “UP” arrow button to raise the temperature a

Topside ControlsTroubleshooting Error Codes“ESA”: Temperature Sensor Error. Check to be sure the cable is properly connected and that there is no da

3Technical Support Contact Information...2Warnings Children and Pets...

e manufacturer recommended replacement chemicals can be ordered from HOME & GARDEN SPAS. To place an order visit LagunaBaySpas.com and click on

W: H        ,   . A          

Water Chemistry Basicsnormally remains stable. Adding more water with a low or high calcium content will raise or lower the CH reading of the water.

Water Chemistry BasicsD   ,     . K       . W 

Water Chemistry BasicsIn short, more water used by more people for more hours means more chemicals. Whether you use the spa or not, you should test y

Water Chemistry Basicstemperatures or bright light. is may cause them to become less potent.Allow anyone in the spa while adding chemicals. Inhalin

Problem May be Caused By Might Be Solved BySpa Not Working Power is o Reset GFCI and Main ServiceSpa Won’t Turn O Spa is heating Lower temperatureSp

Problem May be Caused By Might Be Solved BySpa Not Working Power is o Reset GFCI and Main ServiceSpa Won’t Turn O Spa is heating Lower temperatureSp

Warranty InformationManufacturer’s Limited WarrantySPA WARRANTY PROCEDURES AND PROCEDURESImportant Notice: e following are not actual warranties, but

Warranty InformationNormally, problems associated with material and workmanship can and will be repaired. If the spa surface is repaired, the repair i

Read and Carefully Follow Instructions !Basic safety precautions must be followed including:HAZARDOUS TO UNATTENDED CHILDREN!RISK OF CHILDREN DROWNING

Warranty InformationIt is the responsibility of the spa owner to insure that the spa is accessible for repairs. MANUFACTURER is not responsible for an

Warranty Informationtheir responsibility.2. HOME & GARDEN SPAS Customer Care Dept. will supply necessary parts for service or repair. e technici

damage caused by clogged or dirty lters, damage of spa caused by the absence of a hard cover, damage of components from improper pH, use of any type

AVOIDING THE RISK OF ELECTROCUTIONHOME & GARDEN SPAS RECOMMENDS THAT YOUR SPA BE INSTALLED BY A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN.To ensure the spa functions p

manner, there may be an electrical malfunction and with it, the possibility of an electric shock. Disconnect the power until the problem has been cor

AvoidableRisksRISK OF INJURYSuction Fittings:Keep all loose articles of clothing, hair or hanging jewelry away from suction ttings, rotating jets or

Maintenance of Water ChemistryAlways shower before and aer using a spa. To reduce the possibility of contracting a waterborne illness, always mainta

To reduce the risk of injury:e Consumer Products Safety Commission has stated that the water in the spa should never exceed 104ºF (40ºC). Water temp